Office Market Is on a Slow RollEmployers took on 8.2 million square feet of additional office space in the second quarter, one of the stronger periods since the recession but a relatively tepid expansion by historical standards. Read More »

Rent-to-Own Homes Make a ComebackWall Street firms have found a new way to profit from consumers with blemished credit who can’t qualify for a mortgage: let them rent a home first with the option to buy it later. Read More »

Grupo Posadas Plans U.S. ExpansionMexico’s largest hotel company is expanding north of the border, aiming to open up to 10 luxury hotels over the next five years in U.S. cities with large Hispanic populations and ones that attract Latin travelers. Read More »

Condos Left Behind in Housing ReboundCondos accounted for just 5.5% of all construction of multifamily housing in the U.S. in the first quarter, the lowest ratio on record, as demand has been hit by post-crisis rules on condo mortgages and by some consumers’ shift in favor of renting. Read More »

Developers Retain Clout in AlbanyNew York City real-estate developers continued to exert their power in the state capital this year even after their industry was associated with a series of political scandals. Read More »

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